and at fulham's craven cottage, michaeljackson.ohammed al fayed and wasn't universally appreciated at the time. it's really bad, really, really bad. after a couple of years, fulham took this statue down. and then, deep breath, there was ted bates. southampton supporters were so angered by this depiction of their former player and manager, it was replaced immediately and expensively. much better. statues are supposed to be tributes, and the madeira airport is an honour well intended for a genuine star. that's him. as you said, well intended! we heard about the #1re78 ambulance to niall quinn. today a new contender, peter love cans. he says he is very honoured at the likeness between him and the statue. on to cricket, and warwickshire say they are hopeful of becoming one of the eight city—based franchises in the proposed new t20 competition which starts in three years. the county play their one—day matches as the birmingham bears at edgbaston which has been touted as one of the bases for a team for the new event. they have been doing

at ipswich town, bobby robson and fulham's ground, michaeljackson.dea of then chairman and was the idea of then chairman and was not universally appreciated at time. it- bad. ‘former player give ”” e salford red up up to third in super league moved up to third in super league with the top four on points after their win over saint helen's. this is the try that sealed it for them. brian morgan capitalised on them by the home side here with michael dobson running in what proved to be the decisive try. saint helen's still had time for their own try, but they missed the conversion and salford get their third win to make it five out of eight this season. snooker and judd trump made a maximum clearance on his way to the quarterfinals of the open in beijing today. playing the fifth frame, trump part of the pink, but after that was face to the difficult black for the maximum. no problems. but trump is third on five frames to three that match by five frames to three frames. also through is mark selby. from an judd trump from anjudd trump to donald trump. greg

and at fulham's craven cottage, michaeljackson.sally appreciated at the time. it's really bad, really, really bad. after a couple of years, fulham took this statue down. and then, deep breath, there was ted bates. southampton supporters were so angered by this depiction of their former player and manager, it was replaced immediately and expensively. much better. statues are supposed to be tributes, and the madeira airport is an honour well intended for a genuine star. that's him. as you said, well intended! a 57—year—old flight engineer, peggy whitson, is, as we speak, breaking the record for the most spacewalks to be conducted by a woman. these are the live pictures from the international space station. the american astronaut — in the spacesuit with red stripes — will be outside the station for over six hours, finishing cable connections and checking over the station in preparation for a new docking adapter. this is flight engineer whiston's eighth space walk, and beats the record set by sunita williams. bravo one, counter two. ex

the games at blackburn, bristol city, derby county and fulham all ended in 1—1 draws.etween ipswich and wolves. there were wins for brentford and qpr. confirmation of newcastle's draw there. second placed brighton took advantage with a 2—0 win at bottom side rotherham. it finished 1—1 at sheffield wednesday. england women are hoping to win the shebelieves cup for the first time. they're currently playing germany in washington in their final game. england started well and their best chance of the first half fell to manchester city striker toni duggan. germany are the current european and olympic champions, and they went ahead just before the break, anya mittaarg firing them into a 1—0 lead. that is how it stands. the usa and france play a little bit later. less than ten minutes in that match. zlatan ibrahimovich claimed that bournemouth‘s tyrone mings jumped into his elbow over the weekend, but manchester united's top scorer has accepted an fa charge of violent conduct and will be banned for three

the director made a small film called kings of summer, wonderful indie fulham —— film. has managed to do is leave his fingerprints on it. so although is a huge franchise film, it's got lows of jokes huge franchise film, it's got lows ofjokes in it. i think there are even ofjokes in it. i think there are eve n refe re nces to ofjokes in it. i think there are even references to various cult horror forms. even references to various cult horrorforms. he even references to various cult horror forms. he takes just ten of liberties with how far you can push the characters, but also remembers that people are there to see the monsters. what's most rewarding is when you see kong, what we are not getting is that it every quarter second. there is genuine but in some showers. —— there is genuine beauty in some showers. what he has managed to do would and you always get a battle between the director and what the producers want, and it's always who winds what. i think as one of more than he has lost. i enjoyed it. i like the soundtrack and the movies it references. i did not get bored

and because she is married to a fulham star. put it out bbc, you can do better than that.rs — specifically, the amount of extra funding for social care announced by the chancellor, philip hammond. you will spend 2 billion on social ca re you will spend 2 billion on social care in england. a billion available in the next year. there is a longer—term review off to pay to look after the elderly. with that plea, we leave you this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on 0370 010 6676 or e—mail newswatch@bbc. co. uk. you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc, and do have a look at our website: bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. comic upa comic up a detailed forecasting weather for the week ahead. followed by the day's main stories in the news at ten and then at 1040, a look at tomorrow's headlines. coming up in sports day as the penultimate weekend of action in the six nations, we will be reporting from c

and at fulham's craven cottage, michaeljackson.ohammed al fayed and wasn't universally appreciated at the time. it's really bad, really, really bad. after a couple of years, fulham took this statue down. and then, deep breath, there was ted bates. southampton supporters were so angered by this depiction of their former player and manager, it was replaced immediately and expensively. much better. statues are supposed to be tributes, and the madeira airport is an honour well intended for a genuine star. that's him. a quick bit of breaking news from royal correspondence peter hunt who has treated prince william has made a private visit to saint thomas ‘s hospital to thank medical staff for their work after the westminster terror attack last wednesday. his father made a visit within 24 hours of the attack and now prince william has followed suit. a private visit to saint thomas ‘s hospital to thank medical staff. you're watching bbc news, let's get the weather forecast. we crossed the newsroom and rejoin john hammond. another beautiful

the owner of fulham, mohamed al fayed, put upa owner of fulham, mohamed al fayed, put up a 7ft tall statuenationaljoke, but had the last laugh as the village saw a huge increase in tourism. i need to read this e—mailfrom increase in tourism. i need to read this e—mail from dominic. increase in tourism. i need to read this e—mailfrom dominic. i don't know if i have time it's about mental health. i found know if i have time it's about mental health. ifound my know if i have time it's about mental health. i found my father dead at our home after he committed suicide when i was 16. three years later, shortly after i started university, i broke down. and then i opened the floodgates to my friends and was amazed by their reactions. i now have an incredible group of people that carry me through my toughest days. my friends from school and others. and most of them are men of we now see talking, sharing and sharing emotion as the bond that strengthens our emotion. thank you very much, dominant. thanks to all of you who have got in touch today. we really appreciate it. today, in the forecast, we're

that was fairfora numberof fulham at craven cottage?years, and then the football museum. funny. the other cristiano ronaldo sculpture isn‘t excellent, is it? other cristiano ronaldo sculpture isn't excellent, is it? thank you very much. it is 6:20am, you are watching breakfast on bbc news. families of prisoners are increasingly being targeted by criminals using extortion and blackmail, according to organisations which support relatives. the former head of the prison service‘s anti—corruption unit has told breakfast that families are paying a heavy price for the drug crisis in prisons. in some cases, inmates are threatening to harm people‘s relatives unless they pay off drug debts. jayne mccubbin has been to hear one family‘s story. the latter which arrived at her house spoke of last chances, i am tired of being nice, says its anonymous order. if she didn‘t pay to clear a drug debt, he would be getting cut to pieces. to clear a drug debt, he would be getting cut to pieceslj to clear a drug debt, he would be getting cut to pieces. i was i

bournemouth‘s ryan fraser, who's broken through to the first team this season, and tom cairney of fulham a friendly against canada and a world cup qualifier against slovenia later this month. two of the biggest clubs in french rugby union have announced they are to merge. paris—based stade francais and racing 92 say they need to pool their resources "to cope with the challenges of performance and education." it's a huge shock, as our reporter chrisjones explains. absolutely incredible story, this. it's unprecedented, it's bizarre, and these aren't two small rugby clu bs and these aren't two small rugby clubs struggling to make ends meet. this is paris heavyweights, stade francais who won the french title in 2015, and racing 92, dan carter potentially the world's greatest player, one of the greats of all time, he plays for racing 92, they won the french title in 2016, so two powerhouses of the french game have announced today they are going to merge under one banner in order to get the best out of both clubs. their owners said they need to pool their resources and become one club. it's th

after a couple of years, fulham took this statue down. and then, deep breath, there was ted bates.i can be watching, we need this approach to try and solve this problem. good to try and solve this problem. good to talk to you, thank you for coming we had some iberian sunshine today, across some parts of the country. turned out to be the warmest march day since 2012. this was kew gardens. lovely blue sky, plenty of colour and it was in the south—east where temperatures hit 22.1 c. it hasn‘t been sunny everywhere, as you can see through the irish sea, it has been pretty wet. as a result temperatures have been low. we have had grey skies. it has been very wet in cumbria, lancashire and the northern been nine —— pen nices. we will see more rain in western area, ahead into the warmth towards the south—east. we may get one or two shower, but the main wet weather certainly out to the west, wales, western england, northern ireland in particular. scotland and there will be heavy rain too, specially in the hills but a mild night. again, temperatures 11 or 12 degrees for many parts of the cou

after a couple of years, fulham took the statue down. and then, deep breath, there was ted bates.ed to be tributes, and the madeira airport is an honour, well in tended for a genuine star. that's him! joel wilson, bbc news. a fifty seven year old flight wilson, bbc news. a fifty seven year old flight engineer peggy whitson is breaking the record for the most spa cewalks breaking the record for the most spacewalks to be conducted by a woman. peggy will be outside the station for over six hours, finishing cable connections and checking over the station in preparation for a new docking adapter. this is flight engineer whiston's eighth space walk, and beats the record set by sunita williams. let's have a look at the weather on the other side of the newsroom, darren bett. thank you, simon. it is the warmest march date since 2012. the south—east of the uk has seen the highest temperatures as we are drawing up warm airona temperatures as we are drawing up warm air on a southerly breeze, breaking up the cloud and leading to sunny skies like this into gardens. 22 degrees across the south—ea